Eternal Life
Eternal life, as we define it, means living forever without experiencing death. This concept differs significantly from many well-known religions where people believe only the souls of the dead live on eternally. Therefore, when we discuss eternal life within the universe’s limitations, our theory must be supported by sufficient evidence and reasonable logic.
Achieving Eternal Life: Becoming Something Else
To summarize our theory of eternal life in a single sentence: humanity inherently possesses the element of death, making it unavoidable. Consequently, to achieve true immortality, individuals must transform into “something-else,” shedding every aspect of their human being.
Challenging Existing Hypotheses About Humanity
What exactly is humanity? Is it merely a result of evolution from an amoeba over countless ages? Or perhaps an earthen creature created by God? These are fundamental questions.
However, most existing studies and religions operate within frameworks built upon such hypotheses. Since these foundational ideas are often unclear or even false, no one throughout human history has definitively addressed these critical issues. Furthermore, there has been no clear path to eliminate the inherent element of death.
Introducing a New Hypothesis for Eternal Life
Our hypothesis offers a different answer to these fundamental questions. We propose that the body of God was broken into pieces, possessing both positive and negative attributes, to form the universe after being defeated by the spirit of division. Specifically, the core of this divine essence became the human race.
Clear Explanations and Indications for Eternal Life
What is a Man?
Man is God living His own Life as a servant of Evil, dying from obedience to it.
What is the Element of Death?
The controlling spirit of human beings is the element of death. Simultaneously, it represents the essence of sins, the root of desires, and the ego.
What is the Element of Eternal Life?
If no element of eternal life existed within human beings, achieving it would be impossible. Although this element currently remains powerless under the rule of the god of death, the answer lies in God, who is the God of eternal life and resides within every human being. Indeed, God itself is the element of eternal life.
How to Remove the Element of Death?
To remove the element of death, one must progress through practical stages: moving away from the human mind and instead embracing God’s mind.
Specifically, the path to eternal life is a journey of the mind. You must choose not to follow the human mind but to adopt God’s mind. To detach from the human mind, you should redirect your thoughts in a new way, treating everyone as yourself. Furthermore, to embrace God’s mind, your life must become self-sacrificing, filled with hope for eternal life, and then strong confidence in it. Ultimately, you must entrust everything—your body, mind, and life—into God’s care.
Science and Religion Unite in This New Hypothesis
This new hypothesis introduces ‘the principle of blood,’ which states that blood changes as a consequence of the mind, and subsequently, the body changes in accordance with the blood. Therefore, when you possess God’s mind, your blood transforms into God’s blood, and your body likewise changes into God’s body. Ultimately, the son of God sheds the element of death and is able to be born again, becoming “the something-else.” This profound transformation represents both the most advanced science and the true religion, offering a path to eternal life.
How Religions Unite in This New Hypothesis
This “something-else” is known by many different names across various religions. For example, it is referred to as Messiah, Savior, Christ, God, Allah, Buddha, Maitreya, JungDoRyung, and more.
The Honest and Reasonable Pursuit of Eternal Life
Simply believing in God (or any other deity) cannot, by itself, grant you salvation or eternal life. Instead, you must first learn and understand Victor Christ’s words. Only then can you practice them in real life, moving away from human nature and embracing God’s. Since both salvation and eternal life belong to Him, humanity must, without exception, transform into “the something-else” (God).